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This other angle, you can see him approaching the troopers on the left hand side of your serene, this recently obtained footage then on the right is where the authorities here actually blur the moment those shots, those fatal shots were fired and that 19-year-old then collapses to the ground, taken to the hospital, where he later dies. three months later, the local district attorney released their investigative report and determined the use of force was quote, justified, that hall continued possession of that what appeared to be a gun and also advancement toward troopers and that, according to...

Instance, that mr. rittenhouse did something beyond a reasonable doubt, but rather preponderance of the evidence. just tipping the scales a little bit. just like the simpson case where he was found to be liable for those deaths. what i'm worried about on a bigger scale, i hope this doesn't become an excuse for j jurors for instance in the arbery case to look at self-defense as somehow a way to give a pass. if you in fact create situation that causes you to need self-defense. so you know, this, we'll see how it plays out in other cases. i don't know if civil cases in the rittenhouse case are li...

Of proving beyond a reasonable tout that rittenhouse was not acting in self-defense and they obviously did not convince the jury so given the facts of the case, do you feel like the prosecution could have approached this differently? >> you know, it's always a tough burden to prove beyond a reasonable doubt, but it should be because the state of the government has the power and they ought to have the duty and responsibility to prove a defendant's guilt. i know there will be people who disagree with the verdict, but wref to respect and accept the verdict of a jury. there have been other verdict...

The juror. sometimes we have cases where they say, well, they actually liked the outcome of the o.j. simpson case. so things that don't have anything to do with the trial in front of them. it is so easy to come up with a reason that is not about race and too many attorneys are actually being trained to use those reasons. and study after study, jose, shows that blacks and latinos are significantly more likely to be struck than white jurors, using these -- what we call peremptory strikes. strikes for no reason. >> maya wiley and ron allen, thank you for being with me this morning. still ahead,...

I'm talking u.p.s., fedex, the postal service. here i am at a trucking depot. so as we're going into the holidays, expecting huge retail sales, consumer demand is up. a lot more jobs are coming online. higher-paying jobs. >> there's still so many -- >> that's a good point. there are so many industries still that are saying that they have a hard time finding employees. is this something that could change? >> well, listen, they have had a hard time finding employees. that's still the case, but things are improving. you have to always remember, this is tied to covid. and as those covid numbers go...